[Kde-i18n-fa] some problems,

[Kaveh Mousavi]

--- Aryan Ameri <a.ameri at linuxiran.org> wrote:
> On Friday 10 October 2003 08:42, Ali Yazdi wrote:
> > well, After reviewing my last comments in this
> mailing list. I think guys
> > like Arian have right to get angry.
> 
> First of all, my name is "Aryan" (yeah I know, I
> sound like a freak, but I am 
> keen on this, it's my name after all :-). Secondly,
> I didn't get angry at 
> all. Why does everyone feel I am angry whenever I
> broke in to a discussion/
> conversation? It's a technical debate for god's
> sake, we are here to defend 
> our points of view.
> 
> Your comments were very productive, it made us have
> a look again at the path 
> the project is going. Wether it is wrong or right is
> debatable, Arash Partow 
> thinks it is not correct, I think given the
> circumstances it's pretty good. 
> 
> People have different view about different things,
> and it's in the nature of 
> human beings to debate with each other, defend their
> POVs, and in the end, 
> choose the way that most people agree on.
> (democracy).
> 
> People are different. That's how human beings have
> been able to improve in the 
> history, by being different, and by thinking in
> different ways. That's the 
> whole point about evoloution.
> 



Aryan you spell the words so furiously, press the keys
more calmly,;)

and about discussion and opinions, I must say in my
opinions they are so usefull in technical and logical
and mind related topics when there is no monopoly to
make others to accept one, simply like here, I see no
force and dictation in our choice,in our free
projects,

For example in the past, Aryan criticize my signature.
This happened:
 I found that some predicts were made in the past
about the economy of the world, 
I found what /usr path stands for in our OS
and found out when they came in to the file system
and,... 

you see all benefits,
I forget to thank Aryan for it,

Thank you, all who tell your opinion and give us you
brain products and stocks in free,




> > I was trying to change rules and
> > regulations that have exist and work here for a
> while.
> 
> Maybe they should be changed? no one says that rules
> are here forever. Maybe 
> the whole project was in the wrong track? 
> 
> Currently, I feel the rules are justified. It's my
> opinion. If you feel they 
> are not, then let's discuss them. 
> 
> The FarsiKDE project, started with the mind set, to
> make a easy to use, and 
> satisfactory desktop environment for Iranians. We
> like to use as many Farsi 
> words as possible, but at the same time, users
> familiarity with the word also 
> counts. We should be able to find a balance here.
> 
> One thing which I have always wondered about Arash
> Partow for example, is that 
> whenever he complains about something, mostly he is
> right, but he doesn't 
> give a soloution to problem. 
> 
> He and you, say that zaghe, or kashe, or whatever,
> are not good translations 
> for cache. you say they are not familiar to users,
> and users don't get their 
> meaning.
> 
> I say, most of the windows users even don't know the
> meaning of cache. and for 
> them, zaghe, or kashe, is both, more natural, and
> more logical, than using 
> the word cache itself. 
> 
> > I don't know these
> > are right or wrong . 
> 
> There is no right or wrong here. It all comes down
> to our opinion. 
> 
> >but I  do not have the right. knowlage or
> experiance
> > to judge about them.
> 
> 
> Let me set the record straight here.
> 
> As a FarsiKDE developer, you do have the right to
> question the rules, and even 
> the objectives of the project. You also have the
> right to critisize who ever 
> you feel like is not worthy for the project, and
> what ever decision you feel 
> is wrong.
> 
> Everyone has these rights. It's open source after
> all.
> 
> Arash Partow made a point about how our project is
> similar to BSD. (he was 
> reffering to the fact that traditionaly, BSD was
> closed to outsiders, and 
> requests from outsiders didn't find their way into
> the project, and how in 
> the end, they get into a nasty flamewar with each
> other, and broke off). I on 
> the other hand, see no similarity here. Why does
> Arash see FarsiKDE as a 
> close project is a mystery to me. I feel like it is
> a true democracy here. 
> 
> Everyone does have the right to question everything,
> even the existence of the 
> project.
> 
> >I will try to have a more productive manner in this
> > list from now on.
> 
> You have been productive. I appluad your efforts to
> consult a linguist.
> 
> > sorry
> 
> Dont' say sorry, when you have nothing to apologize
> for.
> 
> > platoali
> 
> Cheers
> 
> -- 
> /*  "Every gun that is made, every warship launched,
> every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a
> theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those
>  who are cold and are not clothed."*/
> 		--President Eisenhower
> 
> Aryan Ameri
> 
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